A storm 1932

René Magritte's 1932 painting, "A Storm," is a prime example of his Surrealist style. This painting depicts three tall rectangular structures, resembling buildings, with clouds seemingly floating above them against a dark, night sky. The juxtaposition of the ordinary and unexpected creates a dreamlike atmosphere, challenging viewers' perceptions of reality. This unsettling scene reflects the Surrealist movement's interest in exploring the subconscious and challenging rational thought. The painting is known for its striking use of color, composition, and surreal imagery, leaving a lasting impression on art enthusiasts.